OnAllBands An Amateur Radio Blog by DX Engineering
- Ways Amateur Radio Fosters Independence in Young Hamsby Katie Campbell, KE8LQR on August 12, 2026 at 1:30 pm
When I got my amateur radio license in 2019, I was a very shy ten-year-old who probably would have been nervous giving a presentation to her class at school. Somehow, The post Ways Amateur Radio Fosters Independence in Young Hams appeared first on OnAllBands.
- New Product Spotlight: Hamplus AS-603WL Black Automatic Remote HF + VHF 6 x 3 Antenna Switchby OnAllBands on August 11, 2026 at 1:24 pm
For today’s product spotlight, we turn to the amateur radio experts at Hamplus, a Brazilian company founded by Celso, PP5CFS, and Marcus, PP5MS. The company’s well-built and smartly engineered products The post New Product Spotlight: Hamplus AS-603WL Black Automatic Remote HF + VHF 6 x 3 Antenna Switch appeared first on OnAllBands.
- DX Engineering Supports the September/October 2026 9T0MD DXpedition from the Democratic Republic of the Congoby OnAllBands on August 10, 2026 at 2:14 pm
Get ready for the pileups! The Mediterraneo DX Club will be activating Africa’s second-largest nation, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, from Sept. 30 to Oct. 11, 2026. The multi-operator The post DX Engineering Supports the September/October 2026 9T0MD DXpedition from the Democratic Republic of the Congo appeared first on OnAllBands.
- Contesting 101: The Art of the Possible—Gaining Perspectiveby Kirk Pickering K4RO on August 7, 2026 at 1:59 pm
Editor’s Note: OnAllBands is pleased to post a series of articles written by accomplished amateur radio contester and DX Engineering customer/technical support specialist Kirk Pickering, K4RO. The articles, originally published in the The post Contesting 101: The Art of the Possible—Gaining Perspective appeared first on OnAllBands.
- Product Spotlight: A Look at the KiwiSDR2 Receiver (Video)by OnAllBands on August 6, 2026 at 1:20 pm
Thanks to its own built-in computer, the KiwiSDR2 is a standalone software defined radio receiver that covers 10 kHz to 30 MHz. All you need to hook it up is The post Product Spotlight: A Look at the KiwiSDR2 Receiver (Video) appeared first on OnAllBands.
